Re: [mh] Phone-based VR control of MH

[Jason S. <ja...@sh...>]

I believe everyone's agi's are in the MH distro. 

On Wed, 14 Dec 2005, Noah Swint wrote:

> Would any of you guys share your Asterisk .agi files for MH control?
> 
> On Nov 17, 2005, at 5:18 PM, Jason Sharpee wrote:
> 
> >
> > I used to do this with the JDS Stargate, ViaVoice, and Misterhouse
> > (Telephony_xxx).  The stargate is pretty expensive though.  The VR is
> > fairly poor quality going through traditional analog handsets  
> > though (at
> > least with ViaVoice) and I found myself using Asterisk and  
> > Misterhouse for
> > IVR instead.
> >
> > -J
> >
> > On Thu, 17 Nov 2005, Roussell, Terry wrote:
> >
> >> I've been searching, but came up empty, please excuse if this has  
> >> been
> >> repeated before...
> >>
> >> Is it possible to pick up a phone in the house, press a key (#), and
> >> have MH respond and await a voice command? An example:
> >>
> >> 1. User picks up house phone
> >> 2. User presses # key
> >> 3. MH responds; "Yes Master?"
> >> 4. User says; "Turn on the Living Room light"
> >> ***#5 and #6 Optional "verification" phrase***
> >> 5. MH responds; "Do you want me to turn on the Living Room light?"
> >> 6. User says; "Yes"
> >> 7. MH responds; "Living room light on"
> >>
> >> The above is just an example and most any variation would be fine.
> >>
> >> I've noticed that commercial packages like HAL and Homeseer do  
> >> this, but
> >> have been unsuccessful in finding any documentation to support it's
> >> functionality in Misterhouse.
> >>
> >> I understand the hardware aspect of it - all phones must go  
> >> through the
> >> "voice portal" (modem's "phone" input) on the MH server first,  
> >> then the
> >> main phone line is connected to the line input of the modem. I also
> >> understand (I think) creating the voice commands (#4-#7 above),  
> >> but is
> >> there anything in MH to make it listen for that initial key press and
> >> then basically use the phone as a microphone? I'd rather simply  
> >> talk to
> >> MH than have to remember DTMF sequences to make things happen.
> >>
> >> Is anyone doing this (preferably on Linux)? I would love to know your
> >> setup and what modem or other "voice device" you're using and how you
> >> have MH configured to handle the requests. If possible, I'd like to
> >> accomplish this in MH and without using another package (like  
> >> Pluto or
> >> asterisk).
> >>
> >> Ridiculous or ridiculously simple?
> >>
> >> Thanks in Advance,
> >> Terry
> >>
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